Cards Belt Cubs 8-2 on 12 hits at Wrigley
St Louis Cardinals powered by 22 hits paced by Harry Brecheen as they defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 2 before 5437 fans at Wrigley Field. Brecheen struck out seven while Walker Cooper and Augie Bergamo fueled a late inning surge that broke the game open. The Cardinals routed Cubs starter and relievers with unearned runs in the fourth and later.
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Chisox Rip Indians 14-6 Behind 17-hit Attack
Chicago White Sox execute 17 hits against four Cleveland arms to win 14-6 and take the two game series at League Park. Elmer Weingartner appears at short for Cleveland as Lou Boudreau sits with a wrist injury from Tuesday’s opener. Bill Dietrich gains win. Johnny Johnson relieves.
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Brooks Down Phils 3 1 Behind Gregg Brooks Dodgers Win
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 1 as Hal Gregg spun a two hit gem with seven strikeouts and six walks. Vance Dinges scored on a walk and Montearudo single, while Gregg and Ed Janky sparked the offense with back to back two baggers in the third.
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Ike Williams Crowned Third Lightweight Champion
Ike Williams, once a Trenton newsboy, wins the Netonel Boxing Association lightweight title by knocking out Juan Zurita in the second round in Mexico City. Zurita, defending his crown from Semmy Apgoit, plans retirement to pursue real estate. Montgomery previously beat Williams in their only bout.
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Wounded Vet to Hurl First Ball in Phillies Opener
John His Ber of Forrest City Pa, a wounded veteran, will throw the ceremonial first ball at the Philadelphia Phillies home opener against Boston. Risner, a former minor leaguer, served 13 months in the South Pacific infantry before his injury.
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Savoldi to Meet Moore In Return Bout Monday
Former Notre Dame star Joe Savoldi and Irish Jack Moore of Montreal will clash again Monday night at Troy’s La Lane Institute gym. Their previous match ended in a 43 minute draw after both fighters fought to a standstill. Officials halted the rematch due to time and Savoldi pressed for another chance, as promoter Ted Barry promises a strong supporting card.
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Yanks and Nats to Pay Roosevelt Tribute
The planned memorial tribute for Franklin D. Roosevelt postponed from Monday proceeds today at the New York Yankees versus Washington Nationals game. Speaker Sam Rayburn will toss the first ball as dignitaries occupy the presidential box. Truman will not attend. Walter Johnson and Clark Griffith lead the pregame march to the flagpole with a two minute silent prayer.
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Tigers Win Ninth Inning 1-0 Over Browns
Detroit Tigers push three singles in the ninth to edge the St. Louis Browns 1 to 0 in Game three of the opening series. Al Benton pitched four shutout innings as the Tigers minorly capitalize on Nelson Potter’s command and Browns errors.
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Notre Dame Announces 10 Game Football Schedule
Notre Dame lists a ten game grid plan for 1945 led by Rev John J Cavanaugh as athletic chairman The three home games are Illinois Dartmouth and Iowa The slate includes Illinois Sept 29 at South Bend Georgia Tech Oct 6 at Atlanta Dartmouth Oct 13 at South Bend Pittsburg Oct 20 at Pittsburgh Iowa Oct 27 at South Bend Navy Nov 3 with location to be decided Army Nov 10 at New York Northwestern Nov 17 at Evanston Tulane Nov 24 at New Orleans Great Lakes Dec 1 at Great Lakes
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Cooper Draft Board Notice Upends Independence Cardinals Catcher
Cooper Walker Cooper, catcher for the Cardinals, was notified by the draft board to report April 30 for induction. He had earlier taken his pre induction physical at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, and resides near Independence Missouri.
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Case's Homer Lifts Nationals Past Athletics in 12th
George Case hit a leadoff home run in the 12th inning to give the Washington Nationals a 4 3 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park. Jos Berry started, tossing four hitless innings before the decisive blast, while Marinol Pieretti pitched the final stretch to seal the win.
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Sports equipment shortage hits nation wide
The War Production Board faces a sudden shortage of recreational gear as a National Society survey finds major cities unable to organize games due to lack of baseballs softballs volleyballs and other supplies. Urgently needed are baseballs bats nets soccer balls gym shoes and related items.
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Maine Legislature Approves Horse Races in Maine
The Maine Legislature approved horse racing last night after claims of tax revenue filling a budget hole. The House passed 90 to 47 after the Senate voted 22 to 10. final enactment awaits today. Opponents warned of expanded gambling and rural racing interests.
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Cronin Fractures Leg as Yankees Beat Red Sox 4 3
Joe Cronin, Bosox manager and infield veteran, fractures his right leg at Yankee Stadium during a seventh inning rally. New York wins 4 3 as Cronin is carried to hospital. details describe a chaotic game with players hit by pitches and multiple misplays.
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Butcher Hurls 4 Hit Pirates Win
The Pittsburg Pirates salvaged the tail end of a three game series with the Cincinnati Reds winning 5 to 1 behind four hit pitching by Max Butcher. In the eighth a walk an error by Bob Elliott and Eric Tiptons single produced Cincinnati's only run. Walter Beck started for the Reds and allowed four runs in the first and third innings. The Pirates added a final tally in the ninth off rookie Howard Fox.
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Erickson Signs Cubs Contract With Delay
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm announced pitcher Paul Erickson has signed a baseball contract but will not report until he can obtain a train from his hometown. The 27-year-old Zion, Illinois native has worked as a milkman on Chicago's North Side since the end of last season.
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Boxing card reports fall River bout and Boston injury
Freddie Canuso of Fall River stopped Abie Kaufman in the seventh round of a ten round main bout at the Casino. In the semifinal, Steve Kronisz of Boston won in the first round when Marty Pemba injured a thumb.
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Cohoées Women Golfers Schedule Spring Luncheon Meeting
The women golfers from Vax Sebaick Island Country Club plan their annual spring luncheon at 1 pm with Miss Gladys Alheim as arrangements chairman. A business meeting will elect committees for the coming season, weather permitting a blind bogey tournament is planned for the afternoon.
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